The Core

>>Evernote

I have been trying to use this more and more. My biggest use for it right now is a shopping list. But I also use it to write a quick note of stuff to do the following day before I go to sleep.

>>Google Docs

I use this for anything I need to share with clients, co-workers, etc. So much nicer than attaching files and emailing back and forth.

For time tracking for clients I have been using http://toggl.com. I only have a couple clients so something simple like this works just fine for me.

And for day to day stuff I still use a ton of post-its. Makes a nice to-do list since you can just throw the note away once it is done. Every now and then I find a post-it somewhere on my desk with some numbers or notes on it and have no idea what it means though.

I think this is exactly what I've been looking for - thanks nffc!
Installed on my iPad, will give it a try - this should be just the solution for me t sync my checklists across different devices, very handy.

>>wunderlist

I've been using Wunderlist for a while and share a shopping list with my wife. Back in November I was visiting my in-laws and they were blown away to see that I had been away for two weeks, but I had a shopping list that had been updated by Theresa five minutes earlier with things to pick up on my way back from the airport. Honestly, it was one of those "holy crap, this is sci-fi" moments. I'm telling you... the implants are coming.

>am I the only person who still writes lists? With a pen and paper.

I will still take notes with pen and paper quite often. And I do lists on pen and paper, but if I were to notice a trend in my life, I would say that I have increasing impatience with
 - information that occuppies space - pictures, books, movies, notes, lists
 - information that is not searchable.

And so I see myself becoming paperless except for junk mail.

Wunderlist looked great but it won't sync across two devices and I am pretty f###ed off with trying.

Wunderlist looked great but it won't sync across two devices and I am pretty f###ed off with trying.

Except during the server debacle during he WL 1 to WL 2 upgrade (everyone synching their whole lists across multiple machines at the same time to import data into WL2), I've never had a problem. Currently synching to five devices if you count the fact that my wife and I share three lists.

>> I do quite like Trello

No offline access = big problem for me.

Been trying Trello and really like it.

For teams working around projects it beats wunderlist by a fair margin. For one or two or maybe three people doing stuff I think wunderlist wins.

Thank you Gurtie.